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Meditation Satisfaction Survey Survey Date : March 7-20, 2008 Target : 473 Meditation Students, Level 3-4 Survey Conducted by Korea Association of Statistics & Information Sampling Error ±2.5% Very Helpful Helpful Stayed Same Not Helpful Not at all Helpful 52.4% 41.0% 6.2% 0.2% 0.2%
Meditation Satisfaction Survey Survey Date : March 7-20, 2008 Target : 473 Meditation Students, Level 3-4 Survey Conducted by Korea Association of Statistics & Information Sampling Error ±2.5% Very Helpful Helpful Stayed Same Not Helpful Not at all Helpful 39.8% 52.9% 6.6% 0.6% 0%
Whenever I was inspired by verses or ideas in books I read, I would use them as my motto and thought of their meaning as I lived. This book, especially, has many inspirational messages I identify with. Probably this is the book which I most often quoted in my notebook. I recommend this book to people who seek the motto of life in books. Se-a Jun/Staff worker/Seoul
I wanted to live happily, but the happiness was not near, no matter what I did. I was fearful and scared: “How long would I live with hardship?” I found this book when I had such worries. As I read page by page, I was able to come out of despair and found the strength for happiness within me. I did not understand the mind that I had; through systematic explanation, it was easy to understand. I would really like to meet the author who gave me hope. Joo-hea Hwang/Housewife/Gangwon Choonchun
Even the title of this book is full of hope for the world. He explains why we shouldn’t wait until after we die to go to the forever living world. I think I’m in the world to be stressed out for 70 or 80 years and then die? That’s really why I’m here? The only thing that has to happen is to completely throw away my false human mind world. What the author says is simple. In our mind is where we live and die. It is impossible to see and live in the eternal true world when I try looking from a self-centered viewpoint. It’s like trying to see the sky when I am buried deep in an underground well. So I simply have to discard my “pictures” of the world. I am living in a world that only I know. That is why I feel my life is lonely, full of stress and futile. The only reason we are all here is to one day live forever. It is our one original foundation that is what’s real, not this transient experience that I called “my life.” This book not only teaches but inspires. Maria Treacy / Lasvegas
Before reading this book I was overwhelmed by so many questions in my mind about the big questions of life… I feel I am truly lucky to have found this book! As I was reading it, I found that the author was talking to me. Truth is not complicated but simple as it is and perfect as this book is. Gabriella Kokas / Hungary
One of my friends recommended the book. The contents are easy to read. The drawings are also easily understandable and imply something meaningful inside. Through this book, I was impressed by that the author answers almost of philosophical questions in the various area. I wanna recommend someone who curious about philosophical questions about life. James
The very title made me buy this book. I bought this book for my “detox-trip” to a summer cottage. I became addicted to this book, though there were some parts hard to understand. I agree that we really need to throw away and empty our false minds. It’s really impressive how the author came up with a method that can empty and throw away our mind like draining out a clogged sink! I am looking to get rid of all the restless noise in my head. This book really should be read by everyone. alfo777